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Missing basic informations for aligment of images for J4 templates

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In J51 - Everly (Joomla 4), and probably in all teplates for Joomla 4 is missing basic information for aligning of intro and main article images.
It should be added in to template itself, and in "Tutorials" on your web, as in the text file in zip package of bought temlate.

How align intro image on (blog, article) layout?

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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of your article images?

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Hi Ciaran,

thanks for reply.

In https://www.joomla51.com/joomla-tutorials should be added section about aligment of article image. As for blog layout, as for article itself. Please see also my other post "Missing align of images for articles in Joomla 4 teplates". Please see attached image.

What are correct CSS styles for aligment of images/text in J51 templates?

Thank you.
Radovan
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